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Many property professionals will welcome this announcement. The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 is a key area of legislation governing the...

In recessionary times, service charges can be a hotly contested issue so landlords will be pleased by the Supreme Court’s recent decision...

The case concerned an unopposed lease renewal under Part II of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, in respect of a pharmacy in a parade of...

Oceanfill Limited v Nuffield Wellbeing Limited and Cannons Group Ltd examines how Part 26A of the Companies Act 2006 affects the rights...

There has been a huge demand for logistics space over the past couple of years and demand is continuing to increase. As competition for...

React News has reported on two significant London office refurbishments/developments in the past week.  The first is the planned 300,000...

OK, so that title is a pretty basic ruse to get anyone involved in the property world to read on.  Knight Frank have researched the...

The Court of Appeal has given landlords and their solicitors welcome assurance that leases can still be validly contracted-out where a...

The issue of a so called “landlord CVA” has been controversial for some time. This generally refers to a CVA where some creditors are...

Landlords battling tenants for payment of Covid arrears will be relieved by the first reported decision in such a claim (Commerz Real...

Vaccine passports, whether domestic or for international travel, are a contentious issue at the moment. It is easy to see the logic...

The real estate industry is changing rapidly, and so must landlords if they are to succeed in a post-Covid, e-commerce dominated world,...